Staffa

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

5 Customer Review(s)

Mr Henderson
October 2020

“Cottage was well fitted out, and well situated.”

Road up to cottage full of potholes and needs attention. Dishwasher was full of unwashed and unrinsed dishes don't understand how cleaner missed this if cottage was supposed to be thoroughly cleaned. Apart from this we enjoyed the weeks holiday it was a good break.

Road up to cottage full of potholes and needs attention. Dishwasher was full of unwashed and unrinsed dishes don't understand how cleaner missed this if cottage was supposed to be thoroughly cleaned. Apart from this we enjoyed the weeks holiday it was a good break.

- Mr Henderson, October 2020
Ms Nanson September 2020

“Great view from lodge but the road up to it needs repairing.”

Steep steps down from car to lodge so not for those who cannot manage that. We found the kitchen area tiny to prep anything. There was a horrible smell in the single bedroom, not sure what it was. The view was great with plenty of wildlife to watch. We had pine martens visit the patio every evening, which was amazing. A good base for walking and also visiting Mull, Oban, Glencoe, Fort William etc.

- Ms Nanson, September 2020
Mrs Walden September 2020

“Our holiday was amazing, property location and standards of cleanliness, the owners attentiveness were all outstanding.”

Our ability to contact You has been extremely difficult, Covid we understand has made changes necessary but to allow customers to wait on hold for almost 2 hours on more than 1 occasion with no other way of contact either email or messenger is not in the least bit acceptable. I'm a keyworker and have worked right through lockdown and beyond so I am keenly aware of the restrictions and difficulties faced, I do find your service on this occasion needs vast improvement.

- Mrs Walden, September 2020
Mrs Parker August 2020

“Understandably covid has had an impact so communication regarding the booking was difficult.”

Also as some items had been removed it is hard to tell what it would have been like in normal times. I did bring more than I usually would, but probably a list of items to definitely bring would help. Otherwise the lodge was very nice and a fantastic location. Shame the garden was so small. Not great for a border collie

- Mrs Parker, August 2020
Miss Jackson March 2020

“Checked with owner only 4steps down failed to say and a steep hillside.”

Then an 18 inch climb onto the deck for the front door. Almost impossible to find staffa up a twisting drive but owner came down into village to collect us, he said the recent storms had blown signs down but the visitors book said otherwise. Saturday we managed to climb back up then I repacked .Sykes got me this wonderful apartment nevis at fort William and my holiday was saved

- Miss Jackson, March 2020
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Seaview Cabins

These lovely detached Scandinavian pine cabins occupy an idyllic hillside position, offering stunning views across Loch Sunart on the fabulous Ardnamurchan Peninsula. Presented to a very high standard, these log cabins are perfect for families or groups of friends who will appreciate the stunning scenery, amazing wildlife and gentle pace of life in this wonderful part of the West Highlands of Scotland. From the cabins, it is just a short stroll downhill to the village of Strontian with its friendly local village shops, tourist information centre and cafe. Strontian is ideally placed for touring the whole of the Ardnamurchan Peninsula, with its gorgeous scenery and beaches. Visit Ardnamurchan Point and Lighthouse at the most westerly point on the British mainland and enjoy the peace and spectacular scenery from the top of the tower. The area is rich in things to do, and with Loch Sunart on the doorstep, guests can bring a small boat and take advantage of the local slipway and enjoy some watersports. For those looking for a beautiful sandy beach, then drive along the winding single track road to Sanna Bay and discover the white shell sand and turquoise waters. Take the car and explore the west coast and visit Glenfinnan monument, see the Hogwart's Express and the Harry Potter viaduct en-route to the busy fishing village of Mallaig, where the ferry across the sea to Skye can be taken; or catch the ferry across to the Isle of Mull and visit Tobermory for a day. The Ardnamurchan Peninsula is a wonderful and unspoilt area of Scotland and these log cabins will ensure a relaxing holiday for all.

The property

Staffa has a high beamed ceiling and plenty of windows.

The bright accommodation is on one level and has a large sociable open plan living area with big corner settee, spacious dining area and a well-equipped kitchen.

There are two bedrooms, and a bright bathroom.

From the living area there are sliding doors giving access onto a smart deck, a wonderful place to sit and enjoy a morning cup of coffee whilst soaking up the views over the water and mountains.

Note: This property is next to Refs. 22498, 912474 and 926248, together they sleep 19.

Summary

All ground floor
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Electric heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, WiFi, selection of books and DVDs
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking for 1 car close to property
Front deck with furniture, shared front lawn
One well-behaved pet welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop, pub and loch 5 mins walk
Note: There is a step up to access the property
Note: Check-in 4pm
Note: Property is located on a hill and parking is above the property
Car park is accessed by 4 x steps
May not be suitable for those with mobility issues.

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About the location

STRONTIAN

Corran ferry 14 miles; Mull 20 miles; Glencoe 22 miles; Fort William 23 miles.

Strontian lies on the north shore of Loch Sunart and is the main village serving this sparsely populated but stunning area of the West Highlands of Scotland, generally referred to as the Ardnamurchan Peninsula. The area offers a relaxed pace of life typical of the Highlands with friendly and helpful people, quiet roads and spectacular scenery. Strontian boasts good local facilities with shops, pubs, a petrol station, Post Office and local hotels providing an excellent standard of cuisine. There is a real buzz about the village especially in the summer months and wonderful live music can be heard in the Sunart Centre where famous Scottish bands along with local musicians entertain on a grand scale. From Strontian you can drive the spectacular mountain road over the shoulder of Ben Resipole and down to lonely but beautiful Polloch, on the shores of inland Loch Shiel.

Note: Property is located on a hill, parking is above the property. Car park is accessed by 4x steps. May not be suitable for those with mobility issues.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Staffa

Strontian, Ardnamurchan Peninsula, Fort William, Isle of Skye & The Western Isles (Ref. 926249)

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Reviews

“Cottage was well fitted out, and well situated.”

“Great view from lodge but the road up to it needs repairing.”

“Our holiday was amazing, property location and standards of cleanliness, the owners attentiveness were all outstanding.”

“Understandably covid has had an impact so communication regarding the booking was difficult.”

“Checked with owner only 4steps down failed to say and a steep hillside.”